160 bucks to test the unvaxinated.

This is interesting, how the CDC shows up in the middle of nowhere and offers cash for tests. The residents are in the middle of nowhere with mile-long drives. Makes you sort of wonder what they are up to.She is getting a bit worried about the motives. When she placed her concerns on Facebook it was taken down in thirty minutes. Something is obviously going down.www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: anonentity

I wouldnt accept the cdc telling me its raining till I stuck my head out the window to see if I get wet.

they can pound sand.

a reply to: anonentity

There is no amount of money that the CDC could offer that would get me to allow them to do any kind of test on me.

Didn’t fall for it the first time...

They have lost all credibility.

Please describe the video?

I can't watch it, and this thread makes no sense without context

I'm confident that such a job--if it's real because the minute of vid I watched seems sketchy--would result in severe damage to the ears, ego, and psyche of the CDC workers. Maybe underwear issues even.

I guarantee they couldn't get away fast enough from most of us.

a reply to: The GUT

Mic drop.
I guess folks still don’t believe there is something happening outside of borders folks cannot understand. Crazy 💩 you cant fight with guns or smart ass mouths either. I wonder when the time comes thar folks think about things more simple regarding spiritually and individual problem solving solutions.

a reply to: anonentity

The point she makes at the end when mentioning the Palestine derailment happened shortly after the CDC gave out free health monitoring bracelets is something to keep in the back of ones' mind. Time will tell.

a reply to: The GUT

the minute of vid I watched seems sketchy-

yea seemed like a big steamy pile of horsesh@@ to me to.

originally posted by: Brotherman
I wonder when the time comes thar folks think about things more simple regarding spiritually and individual problem solving solutions.

We still walk the same path old friend. Wise words. Bro hug.

a reply to: anonentity

This is what they claim they're there for. But I wouldn't trust them to tell me the time of day, much less their real intentions.


www.wglc.net...

A federal health survey program has made a stop in Bureau County. The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey is a program of studies designed to assess the health and nutritional status of adults and children. The survey is unique in that it combines interviews and physical examinations. NHANES is a major program of the National Center for Health Statistics. NCHS is part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and has the responsibility for producing vital and health statistics for the country. The NHANES program began in the early 1960s and has been conducted as a series of surveys focusing on different population groups or health topics. Invitations to participate in the study were sent out to area residents for those who wished to participate. The exams will take place at trailers at the Bureau County Fairgrounds.

a reply to: DAVID64

You'd think if they want to survey a lot of people to go somewhere where thre are people.
Why so out of the way?
Why not send them letters with their 'good cause' ahead of time?
Monitoring health and nutrition...of a handful of people?
Here in Britain, if the NHS or blood collectors want something, they park their vans in Supermarket car parks, with their intentions clearly displayed.

The cdc trailers and their location don't make sense, plus when has a government ever done something that costs money, purely from the goodness of their hearts?

It's called buying the numbers.

This is what happened at the begining of the scamdemic. The vast majority of deaths were iatrogenic, caused by hospital protocols designed to wipe out a huge number of people to instill fear and thus compliance to future medical procedures to "protect you." Infected patients were placed in nursing homes, which alone killed 10's of thousands, knowingly. The ventilator also killed many as did the remdesivir and medozalam dosages given many times. Plenty of doctors discovered effective protocols, but they were all attacked by the medical boards, and any actual effective treatment was banned and demonized, even vitamin D. They were writing articles about how vitamin D was dangerous while pumping people with toxic dosages of remdesivir, and people didn't even question it. Well, most did not... Then we see the flu disapears that year and then learn the PCR tests which the inventor of the tests himself (who conveniently died in 2019) said they should never be used as a diagnostic tool, especially on a mass scale. This test was used at a cycle threshold where it would break particles down to the point were they would resemble a tiny fragment of another virus. You use a PCR with a cycle threshold high enough with the flu, the fragments can be identical to Covid, thus positive covid test. Then you have people dying in car accidents and with gun shot wounds being listed as covid deaths. You have people in paliative care who die from cancer, but tested positive for covid within 28 days of dying, listed as a covid death. Everything was a covid death and hospitals were incentivized to list every death possible as one because they recieved 10's of thousands of dollars for each one.


That's why the real numbers of DIED FROM not (DIED WITH ACCORDING TO FRADULENT PCR TEST), are 6% of the "official" number. And thus there was never a pandemic. It was all designed to get people to take their vaccines as many times as possible. But to what end? ...I think there is where common sense takes over. HINT: we've passed peak oil and the world is running out of resources, and we need a big population reduction.

a reply to: anonentity

Unexpectedly this sent me off on a fact-check hissy fit. Bitchute only ever has a small page with no additional info you can scroll down to read. So I googled TomTruth.Com as imaged at the bottom of the Ladies video. Which linked to his Odysee
account. A site I hadn't ever known existed.

odysee.com...@TimTruth:b?view=content

Then it was off to his regular YouTube account. I'd deliriously assumed the Odysee Acct was just his "doom-porn" baby an his YT would be more sedate an thoughtful. NOPE!!! So then it was look around & check out his Community Page & About Page.
Conclusion;
TimTruth has been a one man mini-version of ATS highlighting lesser known shenanigans that should be paid attention too. He's on multiple platforms working this for all it's worth. Not judging, just say'n cause I'm too lazy to link to them all.

Got semi-sidetracked in the Odysee community comment section with a nifty article 4/11/21 on how DARPA funded the Covid vaccine research. All in all I'm still hating on Bitchute's format but happy my hissy fit was educational!
www.cbsnews.com...

originally posted by: Hecate666
a reply to: DAVID64

You'd think if they want to survey a lot of people to go somewhere where thre are people.
Why so out of the way?
Why not send them letters with their 'good cause' ahead of time?
Monitoring health and nutrition...of a handful of people?
Here in Britain, if the NHS or blood collectors want something, they park their vans in Supermarket car parks, with their intentions clearly displayed.

The cdc trailers and their location don't make sense, plus when has a government ever done something that costs money, purely from the goodness of their hearts?

That seems like looking for evidence to skew the facts, if you ask me. Country folk don't have a McD's on every corner and are known to have a much healthier, less processed diet.....so testing that small demographic will prove our junk food diet isn't a pressing problem that needs to be addressed.

A better assessment would be any city with a fast food joint on every corner.

a reply to: nugget1

Looks like Stats Canada is getting in on the act as well.Seems a lot of mental health questions for the unvaxed. www.bitchute.com...
The meme seems to be spreading as anti-vaxers are considered a security threat in Australia, looks like the five eyes are in lockstep.Get your graphene and your not a threat ?www.bitchute.com...

originally posted by: anonentity
This is interesting, how the CDC shows up in the middle of nowhere and offers cash for tests. The residents are in the middle of nowhere with mile-long drives. Makes you sort of wonder what they are up to.She is getting a bit worried about the motives. When she placed her concerns on Facebook it was taken down in thirty minutes. Something is obviously going down.www.bitchute.com...

Must not be enough young people dying for the CDC to balance the numbers. Now they want to pay you $160 for your life. I guess to some in these struggling times, it's worth it to them. Poor people. I wonder what they'd do for $170. I'll pay them that to whiffle-pip any "doctor" with a vaccine syringe.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: nugget1

Looks like Stats Canada is getting in on the act as well.Seems a lot of mental health questions for the unvaxed. www.bitchute.com...
The meme seems to be spreading as anti-vaxers are considered a security threat in Australia, looks like the five eyes are in lockstep.Get your graphene and your not a threat ?www.bitchute.com...

Yeah, the 5th booster didn't work but surely the 6th will.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I think your point is valid. The number of protests must have them rattled because, in the end, it's all a numbers game.